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MYMOON LIVE WEBCAST UPDATE
MyMoon Joins Forces with CosmoQuest to Bring Lunar Science to the Masses!
Starting Wednesday, February 13, the MyMoon team is joining forces with the amazing folks at CosmoQuest to bring you new updates on lunar science and exploration! At least once a month, and sometimes more often, we will be cohosting Google Plus Hangouts designed to be friendly, interesting, and welcoming to all.
Tonight, the Lunar Planetary Institute's Andy Shaner will host Michael Vergalla from Moon Express - a leading Google Lunar XPrize team. This young commercial company is on its way to building NASA’s next-generation of lunar Landers by building a series of robotic spacecraft to the Moon for exploration and commercial development! Tune in tonight @ 7pm CT / 8pm ET to learn more.
Please visit our event page or stay tuned to the MyMoon social media to attend!
Wednesday Feb-13-2013
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MOON'S LUMPY GRAVITY EXPLAINED
In a recent article published on space.com, researchers discuss what causes the lumpy gravity of the Moon. As many people may know, the Moon has an odd gravity field. For example, one perturbation ...
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TITAN: WHERE METHANE FLOWS LIKE WATER!
Our Moon isn’t the only interesting natural satellite in our solar system. It turns out that there are a large number of fascinating ...Read More Comments [2]
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TOPIC OF THE WEEK: WHAT EXCITES YOU ABOUT THE MOON?
The Moon ain't what it used to be. People gush about asteroids, Mars, Jovian moons, exoplanets...but it feels like if you bring up the Moon, you mostly just get either a blank or a 'meh'. When ...
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ASTRONOMY DAY AND STARGAZING WITH THE MOON
Today is Astronomy Day, and one of the best ways to celebrate is by going out and doing some stargazing. And one of the best ways to get started with stargazing is to use the Moon as a guide and ...
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TOPIC OF THE WEEK: LIFE IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
The mission of the Kepler Project is to discover habitable planets orbiting other stars. However, many of these planets are light years away and unreachable by humans with our current technology. So ...
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Dennis M J M.
Wednesday Feb-13-2013
that's great, always positive to see more people getting involved ! :) good luck with the new joint project ! :D